★★★★★Verified
Our last fountain was plastic and I could never get the slime out of the corners. This one is steel inside and out. I rinse the tray and it's actually clean. Duke drinks twice what he used to.
Karen M.
Chocolate lab · Tulsa
The fountain: brushed 304 stainless steel body holding a sealed clean-water tank and a sealed used-water tank, gunmetal top housing, removable 304 stainless steel drinking tray, silent pump. Plus the USB-C charging cable and a first-week adoption card. No filters. Nothing to reorder. Setup takes about five minutes: rinse, fill, plug in.
Plastic scratches, and every scratch holds pink slime a sponge can't reach. Clear tanks let light in, and light plus standing water grows algae. Big dogs chew plastic corners, and the chips land in the water. Steel does none of that. It rinses clean, keeps his water in the dark, and takes the teeth.
Every ordinary fountain shares one body of water. What your dog drinks tonight has already been through her mouth this morning, and a carbon filter sits in it pretending to fix that. Crunchy splits the water in two: a sealed clean steel tank the pump lives inside, and a separate sealed steel tank that catches everything that leaves the tray. The tray drains completely and refills on a schedule, every 6, 8 or 12 hours. Nothing recirculates. So there's nothing left for a filter to do.
Weekly: dump the used tank, rinse the stainless tray under the tap, wipe the steel body once, refill the clean side. Monthly: wipe the pump port. Every three months on hard water: run one vinegar-water cycle and drain. No disassembly, no bottle brush, no vinegar soak that never quite works.
Free tracked, insured shipping, dispatched within 24 hours. Change your mind? Send it back unused, in its original box, within 60 days for a full refund. Every fountain carries a 1-year warranty; Lifetime Care+ extends that to full pump replacement for the life of the fountain.
Owners consistently report doubled water intake within the first week. Dogs are drawn to moving water and reject standing bowls that taste stale, which is why yours drinks from the tap and the toilet. Set it beside the old bowl for three days before you take the old one away; most dogs switch within a day or two.
Built around dogs: tray height, drinking surface, capacity. A large dog drinks 1 to 2 litres a day, and one fill of the sealed tank covers several days for one dog or a couple of days for two. Small dogs, cats and multi-pet homes use it happily. You just refill less often.
My dog got used to it super fast and now drinks more water.
Jennifer S. · Golden retrieverShe used to walk past the old bowl by afternoon. Now she drinks all day.
Dianna R. · Two large dogsFinally a pet thing that looks good in my kitchen.
Mickey A. · Senior labEvery fountain I’ve owned turned pink within a week. This one hasn’t.
Renee T. · Two cats, one dogOwners filming the clear Gen 2 on their own TikTok accounts. The Steel Edition runs the exact same system inside a steel body. Unpaid, unprompted, audio untouched.
French Bulldog
“The way my dog lives better than me now is diabolical. It separates the clean water from the dirty water all on its own.”
@tiktokshopcoolbuys
French Bulldog
“All in all, super good quality product, and look at that little guy, he's still enjoying it.”
@lauraverazas
Cat
“It's completely filterless, so he's drinking fresh water every time. Fresh water is stored in here, dirty water in here, and they don't mix.”
@jacks_0ff
Cat
“It separates the clean and dirty water tanks, so there's never any bacteria contamination into the clean water tank.”
@beth.reads.books
Cat
“The dirty and clean water stays completely separate, so your pet isn't drinking a bunch of recycled water.”
@itscookiecat
Rabbit
“My buddy has a kidney issue, so he drinks a lot of water. I got him this to help make his quality of life a little better.”
@gadgethunter4u
Cats & dogs
“Every 24 hours it drains the water it's been circulating and fills it with new water from the clean water reservoir.”
@zinrgyPosted publicly on TikTok by the accounts named. Some owners film with cats or rabbits. Same twin-tank system as the Steel Edition.
Dehydration sits quietly behind kidney disease, urinary crystals and the slow senior decline. You can't force him to drink. You can give him water worth drinking.
Every other fountain runs one bowl of water in a loop: pump, filter and everything her mouth left behind, all in the same water. We split it into two sealed steel tanks that never meet.
Clean water on one side, with the pump sealed inside. Used water on the other, one way, sealed off. Steel keeps both dark, so nothing grows.
Lifts straight out. Rinses under the tap in ten seconds. Nothing porous for pink film to hold onto.
Every 6, 8 or 12 hours the tray drains into the used tank and refills from the clean one. She never drinks yesterday's water.
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Our last fountain was plastic and I could never get the slime out of the corners. This one is steel inside and out. I rinse the tray and it's actually clean. Duke drinks twice what he used to.
I wanted something that didn't look like a pet product in my living room. Brushed steel and dark grey. My husband asked if it was a humidifier. Bailey is on it all evening.
He chewed the corner off two plastic fountains. He tried with this one on day one, gave up, and now just drinks from it. It's silent too.
Two big dogs and one fill lasts us days. No filter to buy, nothing to reorder. And the steel doesn't hold that fishy smell the plastic one did.
Yorkie (7 lbs) + Pitbull (60 lbs) share it. With bowls, food particles would fall to the bottom and I was cleaning constantly. Now I don't.
It sits right in front of the patio door in full sun. The clear one we had there turned green in two weeks. This one stays clean and the water stays cool.
He's 12 and had chin acne for a year. The vet said lose the plastic bowl. Two months on the steel fountain and his chin is clear. He drinks more too.
Vet said get more water into him. I couldn't. This arrived, and within a week his kidney numbers came back down. He's 13.
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Owners on filterless fountains report doubled water intake in the first week. Here is what that does, one organ at a time.
Kidneys, keeping upThe three words every vet saysKidney disease is a leading cause of death in senior dogs. The most repeated vet advice is not a drug, it is more water in. Shirl's 13-year-old shepherd went from "get more water into him" to kidney numbers back down within a week of drinking from a sealed steel tank.
Fewer crystalsDilute urine, on purposeUrinary crystals form in concentrated urine. More water in means more dilute urine out. It is the mechanism your vet keeps drawing on the whiteboard, delivered by a tray he actually goes back to.
Senior comfortHe will still walk to fresh waterAn older dog who refuses the day-old bowl will still walk to a tray of fresh water. You stop counting how many times he drank today, because the answer stops being "I'm not sure."
The toilet drinkerHe was never being weirdDogs who bypass the bowl for the tap or the toilet are telling you the standing water tastes stale. Moving, fresh, silent water in a steel tray is the one thing they switch to. Owners tell us tap-only dogs switched inside the first week. Set it beside the old bowl and let yours choose.
It's built to be forgotten, not managed. Here is how the month tends to go.
Plastic is cheap to mold, so almost every fountain on the shelf is plastic. Here is what that costs the dog drinking from it.
Every rinse leaves hairline scratches, and pink slime moves into them where a sponge can't follow. 304 steel rinses clean in seconds.
Put a clear fountain near a window and the tank grows algae in two weeks. Light plus standing water is all it needs. Steel keeps his water in the dark.
A bored lab can crack a plastic corner in an afternoon, and the chips end up in his water. Steel takes the teeth and doesn't care.
Carbon pads quit in two weeks, then sit in the water for four more. We took the filter out and put a second sealed steel tank there.
In a shared-water fountain the pump sits in hair, saliva and crumbs. Ours lives sealed inside the clean steel tank.
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Set it beside the old bowl and leave both for three days. Dogs go where the water moves. Change your mind? Send it back unused, in its original box, within 60 days for a full refund. The 1-year warranty covers the pump from day one.
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Water on every floor means they drink more, more often, and one station never turns territorial. The two-fountain pack saves $280. The three-pack adds $170 of free extras.
Vet said get more water into him. I couldn't. This arrived, and within a week his kidney numbers came back down. He's 13.
He chewed the corner off two plastic fountains. He tried with this one on day one, gave up, and now just drinks from it. It's silent too.
Free gift with your fountain
Worst case, his breath stops smelling like the water bowl.
Dental Bubbles, Collagen Drops or both, free in his fountain box. One spin per dog.
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